Confusing pairs
6th grade (Year 7 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.6.1, L.7.1 · England: KS3 English (spelling and Standard English), GCSE English Language (AO6 SPaG)
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Question 1
Choose the correct word for the gap. Remember to ___ slowly.
- A. breathe
- B. breath
Question 2
Each sentence has one wrong word. Type the word that should replace it. I can't breath under water.
Answer
Question 3
Choose the correct word for the gap. Please ___ this small gift.
- A. accept
- B. except
Question 4
Each sentence has one wrong word. Type the word that should replace it. Please be quite in the library.
Answer
Question 5
Choose the correct word for the gap. The wind blew the ___ papers across the yard.
- A. loose
- B. lose
Question 6
Each sentence has one wrong word. Type the word that should replace it. This bag is to heavy.
Answer
Question 7
Choose the correct word for the gap. The film was ___ long for the little ones.
- A. two
- B. too
- C. to
Question 8
Each sentence has one wrong word. Type the word that should replace it. My shoelace is lose.
Answer
Question 9
Choose the correct word for the gap. This screw is ___; can you tighten it?
- A. lose
- B. loose
Question 10
Each sentence has one wrong word. Type the word that should replace it. My dog is faster then yours.
Answer
Question 11
Choose the correct word for the gap. We walked ___ the shops.
- A. to
- B. too
- C. two
Question 12
Each sentence has one wrong word. Type the word that should replace it. I can't breath under water.
Answer
Question 13
Choose the correct word for the gap. Everyone came ___ Raj, who was ill.
- A. accept
- B. except
Question 14
Each sentence has one wrong word. Type the word that should replace it. She excepted the award with a smile.
Answer
Question 15
Choose the correct word for the gap. If we ___ this match, we're out of the cup.
- A. loose
- B. lose
Question 16
Each sentence has one wrong word. Type the word that should replace it. Please be quite in the library.
Answer
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